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Cees Nooteboom

All Souls Day (Harcourt) Although afternoon television talk shows have made us all too familiar with the stages of grief, Cees Nooteboom's philosophical novel offers a different perspective...

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By Michael Silverblatt • May 30, 2002 • 30m Listen

All Souls Day (Harcourt)

Cees Nooteboom's philosophical novel offers a different perspective. He shows us how a European intellectual grieves: a process that involves art, music and the traditions of Western thought.

Read an excerpt from All Souls Day.

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    Michael Silverblatt

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